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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1887-04-05

THERE can be no doubt as TO the
deep rooted discomfort all over the
Hawaiian Islands at the present time.
And one Of the most significant, as
well as the most hopeful of the signs
Of the times, Is the drawing together
OF all classes of the community, of
the thinkers and the workers. All
seem to be united upon one great
point and that IS that an end must
come to the present era of e1trava-
gance, corruption and incompetence.
When men are decided upon such a
point there is very little difficulty in
finding the way in which an end can
be made, and those whose money Is
being wasted. and whose rights are
being ignored, can, in time. see to it
that the money shall be no longer
wasted. and that their voices shall be
heard 10 some purpose. The present
Minister Of Foreign Affairs viii find
TO his cost that not $500 worth of or
ders, nor yet ten times $500 worth Of
orders Will be able to keep him sitting
IN the seat he has disgraeed, or enable
him and his phalanI OF office-holders,
TO suck away at the public purse, till
they become sleek and well liking.
Now, on the question of office
holders there IS much that IS misun-
dersto0d- There are office-holders
and Office holders There are men
who are patiently unfit for the posi-
tons they hold, there are others who,
however capable they may be, are no
toriOusly venal. and there are others
yet, who do their duty and do 1t well
For the former there can be nothing
but repr0batiOn, for the latter nothing
but praise Ii must indeed be hard
thing for 2 man TO do his duty hon
estly when he mas such examples as
are daily and hourly shown him among
his superiors. 1t argues great virtue
and strength OF viii IN a,uaD TO with
stand temptation, when he sees thinly
yelled raseality and brazen impudenee
everywhere successful; when he knows
that the very fact that he does his duty
by the public makes him a marked
mau-fOT future dismissal; such pub
lie servants there are IN times gone
by there were many such. but as things
ara now. alasI they are few Such
men are not bsttening upon the pub
lie purse, they are doing an honest
days work for not 100 great pay.
But there are both men and women
who are being supported out OF the
public purse, who hardly do hands
turn Of work, who have no regard for
their duty and fairly rob the country
when they draw their pay
There l. no one, paid out Of the
public funds who Is not paid for some
specific purpose and If his duty IS not
properly done he Is defrauding every
taxpayer IN the country. For every
one, no matter how small MS c0ntri-
button may BE-, has q direct interest
II the expenditure OF the country ard
Is injured If the public funds are mis-
spent Indeed the small taxpayer IS
the one mast injured For the man
Who writes his cheek for $4,000 OF
$4,000 for taxes, never has 70 deny
himself one luxury IL order % do 30,
but the man who pays $ or 81. feels
the pinch Of It, It takes 80 much out
OF his weeks wages when they come
due, and be has 70 do without FIVE
dollars worth Of groceries OF OF some
luxury which nsy Be almost neees
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y. KOhala. Hawaii. March %. ISL So lis St
CIRCUIT COURT OF THF

a y.
~ Third Judicial District Of the Hawaiian
Islands. In PrObate.-In the matter OF the Es-
tate OF L. KAMA Of Puma, Hawaii. deceased.
document, purpOrting 10 be the last viii and
testament OF L. Kama. Of Puma, Hawaii de-
ceased. having on the second day Of February. A
D. 1897. been presented 10 said Probate Court
and petition for the Probate thereof and for
the Issuance or OF letters Parliamentary 10 C. W
Z Jones and G: Z. Richardson. havin. been
filed by Mary kama and T $ Brown her hus-
band.
1t i hereby ordered, that MONDAY. the 18th
day Of April, i. D. 1887. az 10 O'Clock A. y OF
said day at the Court room OF said Court. az
Hilo, Hawaii be and the same j. hereby ap-
pointed The time for proving cald viii and hear
ing said application, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the said will.
and the grantingO letters Parliamentary.
And II L further ordered that notice thereof be
given by publication. for three successive weeks
IN the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE newspaper printed
and published in Honolulu
HilO- Hawaii, March Sth, 1857.
F. :. LYMAN
Justice Circuit Court I'd Judicial Dist II Is
rif5S 81 q
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COURT OF THE

- Hawaiian Islaids--In Probate In the mat
ter of the Estate of JOHN o. DAVIES. OF Waia-
lua, Oahu, deceased. Order appointing time
for Probate of VIII and directing publication Of
notice of the same.
A document, purporting to be the last VIII and
testament of John U. Davies. deceased having
on the 18th day of March. 1851, been presented
TO said Probate Court. and petition for the pro
bate thereof and for the issuance Of letters tesa-
meutary TO Robert Levers, Of Honolulu. Oahu.
having been flied by him,
II is hereby ordered. that TUESDAY, the 18th
day of April, 1885,, AZ 10 O'Clock A. " of said day
at the Court Room of said Court at Chambers in
Aliiolani Hale Honolulu be. and the same is here
by appointed the time fOI proving said Will and
hearing said application, when and where any
person interested may appear and cOutestthe said
Will. and the granting OF Letters Testameutary.
II is further ordered. that notice thereof be
given by publication. for three successive times
in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and Kuokoa news
papers printed and published in Honolulu.
Dated Honolulu, March Is ISL.
BY the Court.
II5S 81 HENRY SMITH DeDurv Clerk
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The report that the Grand Old Fraud is
going to be married is going round town.
Bliff was round the Government House last
Thursday, and he tells me that the boys"
are looking forward to q holiday. Wedding
favors are in demand. I've got job lot
which intend to make a h.tle on. They
say son-in-law is as mad as q wet hen, but
Pa is cute old rooster. and means to look
after himself.
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The police, on Sunday, arrested II. Robin
son. who has a ''dead-falln on the corner of
Nuuanu avenue and Pauoa road, for selling
LIQUOR without a license. This "roost'' has
long been suspected of illegally dealing in
the ardent. large quantity of "swipes"
was coniscated. Robinson was released on
$500 bail
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~ Hawaiian Islands. In Probate II the nat
ter OF the Estate OF BENJAMIN +. BOLLES
junior Of Honolulu. Oahu, deceased, intestatc.
On fling the petition OF ella X. Boiles widow
OF the deceased OF Honolulu. alleging that Ben
Jamin r. Bolies, junior, died lufestate az said
Honolulu, ON tho 18th day OF March. 1857. leaving
property necessary 10 be administered upon and
praying that letters Of administration Issue 10
her the said Julia X. Bottles
II i ordered that MONDAY. the 18Th day o.
April iss7, az 10 o'ciock A. n. AZ Chamb ers. D.
and hereby is appointed for hearing said petition
IN the Cont room OF this Court 40 Aliioianz
sons concerned may appear and show cause. II
any tneT have. why -aid petition shoaid not b.
granted, and that notice hereof Re Published 81
the English and Hawaiian laTEuages for three
successive issues each Gu the HAlfArIks GAzErru
and kuokOa weekly newspapers Ia Houoiuiu.
Dated Honolulu, March -. .s57.
BY the Court; HENRY SMITH.
llJ3 ~ DcpurF Cle-k
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M l. z Cook must have learned
the TLza OF TIE word Of the Minister
Of Foreign Affairs by this time Even
whez one has written e7IdeEee- Il L
Tsy hard to keep that versatile and
plausible gsntIslzn 70 his VOID but
when he kas gzFs1 : verbal promise
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the bark Kalakaua (how funny and that to-
day she will be knocked down at auction for
the navy department. Won't this be nice
two boss ships and Admirals enough to so
rOund
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Biz. aud | we're down Il the ConuudrOrn
last week Ehsn , Tumor rachel the Gag
tain Of the dOekyard that connb1stiblss TO
elevate tbs old 'hOoksr" and her crew par
1eGizEiy the latter we've slowed zzaT On
board The Admiral issued IN order 70 the
bO'sau % search the ship which he dId
without success, not even forgetting to Ior,k
into the sInOkestsck. Grisls7 became furlons
~ the suns want Of success, and said the
c01D5stIOiez must have been pas On board
By that cl-zD-EnO ssu; IN III papers for frat
LG1. and Vss offered the bile. Of bo'sun in
stead AnJtber search Vas ipztftuted With
oester Eezalts--S grsenhOTu made the ssfstaE>
Of boxing iatO the magazine, and thsEe. s1rs
sisoGgh, were several suspicious boxing usek-
ages ShIch male the discOyersr's hair staud
On end, es1sing bIrH % NIKE break for the
upper deck and onto tie wharf IN a hurry
hs vas q1icklT fOIlg;F-d By the rest 81 the
sezsTcsl5rs EfO al skesI4dle,i I'D street. TO-
lOzed b the AduirsI, zhD expected ezgrv
E1OL1sat 20 hear the C0zaundr1ra 2oiro m
This astonIshsd Biz. and ]. and befyfs Re
kneT the raj danger he dsrtFd on board and
down beioT-sssing the magazine DOOR oxen
re pssred n and CAV the suspicious psckagsa-
AID noticed tnat eoEkscrsE Ezs rscssszry
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QIRCTIT COURT. Sd JTDI-

4 = z
~ cial District, Hawaiian Islands In Probate.
In the matter of J. FERN. OF y Kohala, Hawaii.
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF W Fern
asking that he be appointed Administrator Of
the Estate Of James Fern, of y. Kohala. Hawaii
deceased, intestate.
IL Is hereby ordered. that SATURDAY, the It'll
day OF May. 1851. at o'clock p. ". At the Court
House IN Hilo, Hawaii, Is the place and time set
for hearing said petition and any objections that
may be offered thereto
F. ;. LYMAN.
Circuit Judge
y. kohala. Hawaii. March 26. fsS7 1159 81
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Last week Bin. told me good yarn about
the way they manage the transfer" bust
ness, and how NOsbig pulls the wool over
the eyes Of the 8 Scrutinizer General" Blid.,
you. know, Is pretty thick with old Nosbig,
IN fact will be best man at the old chaps ap-
preaching marriage, and be told Blih. how
that they were short Of cash and had TO do
something TO raise the wind : to cbean the
streets and tx up PQuchboEl street a little
So Nusbig, who Is mp 70 snuff, Just thought
OF the $500 for extending Queen street TO
Waikiki. and the $500 for extending Bere-
tsnia street to Kapiolani Psrk-useless OBJ
jects, you E10E-aud eonhseated the ''Ehols
biz" OF course, says Nosbig, = We can't
transfer from the Appropriations for the
Genealogy Board, or the Army and Navy,
Or the PTITy Purse, or any OF the sacred OBJ
jects on which the Grand Duke has set his
mind-that Eouldn'r do, you knov-so we'll
Just hx things and fool the patlic- But
Bin said how to fool that old ''ScrutInizer-
General" vas the question. This bothered
HOsbig for two days, when he invoked the
aid OF Holy Moses" who told Nosbig 10 90
shsads a. II he held four aces IN his hand.
and play the blum game, and he would win
He did AOsbig had the bills made out for
extending these two important thorough
fares, and the Old Scruiinizsr General y
after CHANGING At them and bIandIy smiling,
affixed his approval aud signature, remark
Ing that ns vas glad 10 hear that work was
gong ahead OF these important extensions
If he goes out that way hs will have hot
time tOcstlug these extensions.
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"Pa's safe" Won bet, and the widow has
two under hollis ON the gay old fraud Six
To four on II widow
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The Palace gates on Richards street and
Palace walk are being rebuilt. and the walls
otherwise put in good shape.
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Last week, while up at the Court room,
listening 10 the opium racket, l saw Lot.
who appeared to be on the anxious seat
about the opium law. SAYS Lot, ''if they de-
clare the law unconstitutional and upset
my fees, will move the previous question,
and have an extra session OF the Legislature
called and fix things up, besides viii get
five hundred dollars for that-dOn't you
see - I said yes, bat think they'll knock
the bottom out of the Law. You bet, II they
do, the Legislature Will soon set il all to
rights-besides there IS lots OF money in 1t,
and the Grand Duke Is the right bower
and money Is not so plenty that We can
afford TO throw away all the good chances to
please the GROWERS" Says l, what Will
you do with your present biilet?' " ''Oh, y
says he, Il will resign for month and
Deputy Frank can do the same, don I you
seer "Oh, how smart you are; no wonder
the country is prOspering under your wise
rule" SAYS 1. Lot said, What rue and the
Grand Duke don't know about running this
One-nOrse Dukedum, amt worth learning"
You bet; they are rsking it with pike
County foSling piece" and there will be
nothing left when they get through.
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struck old Holy Moses last Friday on
his way to the Castom House. He looked rs
smiling as summer morning, and had big
envelope in his hand. asked Holy Moses
how he was getting along. He told me he
had Just got his appointment as appraiser,
and was going down TO make ''IeBks." and
the rest of them sick. He shambled on, and
l followed TO see the fun. Nose walked up
stairs, and with considerable ceremony
handed the Collector the envelope, which
turned out TO be an April fool joke, which
broke the old man all up. He shsmbled
down stairs swearing vengeance on the whole
''caboodle," and went right OF to the nice
little loom which the Grand Duke had pro-
vided him with, saying that he would cast
few horoscopes which would paralyZe the au-
thoFs of that mean joke on an old rooster
''Holy Moses" is power behind the throne,
and 1t amt best to step on his coat-tail.
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THE FLANEUR.
;, on dnll tnnionrs naner =,

VN WVtV IVIIIVNIF N"'INt
| expect a long letter from You Lie, OF
Christmas Island, this week about the opium
racket down there
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Nm advertisements.
NOTICE +!

My WIFE BECKIE LAKE.
w h1yinz left ny bed and board. warn ali
persons not 70 trust her in my name. a. / shall
lot pay debts 80 contracted.
1i61 II g. N. LAKE.
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S help me, boss SAID the holy one the
other day to Bliff., but half sthruck it rich.
And upon Blih's inquiring what it was that
" Holy Moses was blowing about, he found
that be had indeed dropped on very soft
racket, and don't you forget it. 1t seems that
the Grand Duke is nothing uAless he's lin
guiSt, and having chewed mp French and
German with his national liquor long enough
he has now taken a turn at Hebrew, and
Moses is Just filling him up. The Grand Duke
has Just fixed up room for Moses, and has
not forgot the small stores either, you bet
your life. 1t takes q power of suthin' to get
the Hebrew roots we'll planted, and the old
mau just irrigates them bully, Gracious,
says Moses, there ish more in thish than in
the Customs. l make myself Meenister sOou,
ach dot heepson he is no where's"
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I had a short confab with blif. last week,
and be told ME that Sam was going to Hol-
land soon. who's SAM" Don't know
Sam, Ell? him who runs the Merchants Ex.-
how green you are. Well, as said, Sam, who
by the way Is a high dignitary IN the army
Quartermaster or something like that's GO
ing to Holland and Will take Col. l. Bottle
with him. 1t seems that rumor has reached
the ears of the Grand Duke that the dutch
had taken Holland and says the Grand
Duke that accounted for the devilish poor
quality of the gin which had reached the
Dukedom.n Ii is TO ascertain this important
fact that the mission is to be dispatched on
this peFilous voyage. Of course the elections
viii take place early next year,and the Grand
Duke Is determined to have the best quality
of gin on hand for the boys. Wise Grand
Duke.
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Pound Notice (!
Mortgages Notice of Intention to
Foreclose.
ATnTI(vE X IILDU,Dx (,r-

4 T.
4N that pursuant 10 POKER 81 sale contained
IN a certain indentuTe OF mortgage dated the 2gth
day Of August. 1875, made b. EalO WI. and / y
kalaina her husband N Mrz. i. BOrres all u
Honolulu. Island Of Oahu. Of record iu Lfber IS
on pages 80, al and ~. and FOR a breach Of the
conditions In said mortgage contained 70 wit.
the non payment thereof that the MORTGAGE in
tends 70 fOreclnse zaid mortgage and that an and
singular the land-- tenements and heredidameuts
IN said mortgage named and described wilisafter
the time limited By law be sold a. PubIic Auction
On account Of the breach Of the condition. ~
hereinbefoFe mentioned.
The property IN aid mortgage described being
situate On the manka side u Queen Street. fn
said HoRolaIu. and being first division Of Iot
known a. kHlesna No. ~, ROyal Patent No ff.s3
70 kalamls no NakOokOo. aud also the third diyi-
kHlesna Heln SIS ROYAL Patent NO go ~
kan2iki. i>iguel. MRS. b. BORREs
b. Her Attorney ia fact
John n. PatY
CECfL Bg0wN. aftorney Tor Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu. April ). 1851 A. ifgD
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M sTPREME cOuRT al.


TN TIE SUPREME COURT OF
the Hawaiian islands. lin Bsnffn6fev h.
the matter OF ~ ANN, 81 Honolulu "a thr
Island or Oahu, hy (orl against whom a petition
Tor adjudication was Sled on ihc q Car Of MARCH,
1887. az said Court. Before PrcstonI Tae ssr-
ond day OF April tssf.
Upon reading the said petition. and mon n-,sr
before me taken, do ind that lho said 3 Anir
fChJ has become o bankrupt withlH the tine ir-
tent and meaning Of the Act approved on the ssfs
day Of August. tssf entitled an Act o. rerriIF7-
proceedings in Bankruptcy On TIE hawaiian
And I do hereby declare ard adluaes aim
bankrupt accordingly.
And / do further order that the creditors OF he
said bankrupt come In and prove tlsr Gcl,ss tefa-e
such Justice OF the supreme Court 81 shan b.
sitting In Chambers 10 Ahiclani Hale HoroirIa
on the 18th day OF April, 1851 between the hoars
OF ten O'Clock I'm the forenoon and noon % the
said dav and elect one or more Assignee or A.
sieuccs Of the said bankrupts estate.
And that notice thereof be published "a TIE
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE, Kuokoa and the Hawaiian
Chinese News. newspapers published IL Hone
lulu. In the English, HAWAIIAN and Chinese
Aud that the said bankrupt shall imnediafei~
dle with The Clerk Of this HoaSrabie Court 4
schedule Of his creditors and assets. as rcquised
By the said Act,
fi6o y Justice Of the Sapreme Csust.
SUPREME COURT OF THE
- Hawaiian lslands-In Probate. In tbs mat
Princess LIKELIKE ". CLEGHOEN. deceased.
Order appointing time for Probate Of WIN and
directing republication OF notice Of the same.
dOeument. purportiug 70 be the last VIII and
testament Of Her ROYAL Highness the Princess
Likelike VI. CIeghorn. deceased. having On the
2Sth day Of February. fsS, been presented 10 said
Probate Court. and petition for the Probate
thereof. aud for the issuance Of letters teSfamen-
tary 10 Alexander j. Cartwright, having bceE
filed by him,
tits hereby ordered that WEDNESDAY, the s0th
day Of April 1885, At 10 O'Clock A. ~, OF said day
az the Court room OF said Court. az Chambers
in Aliiolani Hale Honolulu. be and the same Is
hereby appointed the time for proving said viii
and hearing said application. when and where
any person interested may appear amt contasft
the said will, and the granting OF letters Tesf7
mentary.
II is further ordered, that notice thereof Be
given by republication, for three successive
weeks in the HAWAIIAN GAZETTE and kuokol
newspapers printed and published in Honolulu
Dated Honolulu. March y, 1857.
BY the Court: HENRY SMITH.
1859 4t Deputy Clerk
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1}awaiian Gazette
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CUPREME COURT OF ~

lI59 il HENRY SMITH. Deputy CLERK.
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EDWARD PRESTON.
lstice OF the Sapreuio Caur